Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIT-1	LIVING TOGETHER
What is a family?	A family is a group of people who care for you, live with you, help and support you.
Who are friends?	Friends are the people who play with you; they like being with you and treat you well
Who are neighbours?	Neighbours are the people who live near you.
What is a school?	A school is a place where we learn with the help of teachers.
When do children start compulsory school in Spain?	At the age of 6
Give examples of school facilities	Classrooms Dining Room Playground Library IT Room Orchard Gym
What is a timetable?	This tells us the times and days when we study each subject. Image: Timetable (binary/octet-stream)
Why do we have school rules?	in order to have a productive and happy school life
Examples of School rules	•Respect your classmates, •Raise your hand before speaking, •Always arrive on time or •Look after the class equipment
School members	Families Children Teaching Staff Non Teaching Staff
Teaching staff are	Teachers: Tutors and Specialist Teachers Management team: Director, Head of Studies and Secretary Psicologist
Non teaching staff	Caretaker Cleaners Cook-Dining helpers Extracurricular Assistants
Who's who in school ... I learn with the help of the teachers	Students
Who's who in school ... We support and help students to learn	Teachers
Who's who in school ... I am the main authority in school. I am responsible for teachers and students.	Director
Who's who in school ... I coordinate the teachers	Head of studies
Who's who in school ... We are a group of mums and dads ¡who organise activities and cooperate with the school	PTA (Parent-Teacher Association)
Who's who in school ... I am in charge of finances in school and student registration	Secretary
Who's who in school ... I am in charge of repairs in school and opening doors	Caretaker
VOCABULARY Daily Routines	are the activities you do each day.
Image: Daily+Routines (binary/octet-stream)	Wake up Get up Have breakfast Have a shower Brush your teeth Go to school Have lunch Do sport Do Homework Play Have dinner Go to bed
VOCABULARY Household Chores	are the tasks you do at home to keep your house tidy and clean.
Image: Sweep (binary/octet-stream)	Sweep the floor Do the cleaning
Image: Tidy (binary/octet-stream)	Tidy up
Image: Cook (binary/octet-stream)	Cook
Image: Rubbish (binary/octet-stream)	Take out the rubbish
Image: Laundry (binary/octet-stream)	Do the laundry
Image: Bed (binary/octet-stream)	Make your bed
VOCABULARY Relatives	Are the members of your family
Relatives	Mum-Dad Grandma-Grandad Brother-Sisters (Siblings) Uncle-Auntie Cousins
Family Tree	Image: Ftree (binary/octet-stream)

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